Trooper roof rack
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Trooper roof rack
Hi all
I seem to ask a lot of questions.
Does anyone have any ideas on carrying surf boards on a trooper. In the 70s 80s I had some gutter straps that I put on my Ford escort (great days) but I can't find them anymore.
Maybe some one knows of a system that works with pop tops.
Cheers Simon
I seem to ask a lot of questions.
Does anyone have any ideas on carrying surf boards on a trooper. In the 70s 80s I had some gutter straps that I put on my Ford escort (great days) but I can't find them anymore.
Maybe some one knows of a system that works with pop tops.
Cheers Simon
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Re: Trooper roof rack
sinky1 wrote:Hi all
I seem to ask a lot of questions.
Does anyone have any ideas on carrying surf boards on a trooper. In the 70s 80s I had some gutter straps that I put on my Ford escort (great days) but I can't find them anymore.
Maybe some one knows of a system that works with pop tops.
Cheers Simon
Hi Simon
Please don't feel guilty about asking questions, that's what the forum is for :agreement:
As you know, we still don't have that many members, so getting a response to your question wont always be prompt (of course we hope this will improve over the coming weeks, so do bare with us) Unfortunately I can't answer your question, but it is an intresting one, which perhaps another member can advise you
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Re: Trooper roof rack
Hi Simon
I presume you dont want to drills holes in your pop top to put a roof rack on like they have on Mazda Bongos.
A solution might be to put a bike rack on like this
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I've sometimes carried our awning on our bike rack so I suppose there would be someway to keep your board secure on there.
Jut a thought
Stevo
I presume you dont want to drills holes in your pop top to put a roof rack on like they have on Mazda Bongos.
A solution might be to put a bike rack on like this
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I've sometimes carried our awning on our bike rack so I suppose there would be someway to keep your board secure on there.
Jut a thought
Stevo
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Re: Trooper roof rack
There's lots of info and pics about Pop Top roof racks
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